chris moon headed back there. detective chris moon: we're looking for-- cell phones, computers, indications, you know, typically-- victims are gonna have called or spoken with-- their assailants - just before the murder or around the time of the murder. keith morrison: the attack did not look random. it was not rape...but it was so violent. jackie dunn: that suggested rage, and when you look at a-- at a-- rage murder, it's usually somebody very, very close-- to the deceased. keith morrison: so naturally the first person they wanted to talk to was the man of the house, robert head. nikki's boyfriend. but robert...wasn't around. police: when is the last time you saw robert? tasmiyah whitehead: yesterday. he left. he came in on sunday. he stayed for a day. he left. keith morrison: here's the thing: robert was a long-haul truck driver. which explained his absence. but not where he wasespecially when nikki was murdered. jackie dunn: we had to find robert. and we had to check on his--gps. keith morrison: and that takes

moon landing in 2027. new astronaut doctor chris williams. have you dreamed of being among the first to return to the moon? i absolutely hope it's me and you know, and that i get the chance to do that. jared. now opening dragon resilience into space. jared isaacman became the first commercial astronaut to perform a space walk in 2024. from here, brooks curry looks like a perfect world. he's now president elect trump's choice to lead nasa. there were more space tourist flights in 24, and a private probe named odysseus landed on the moon, but then tipped over. 2025 will be a year of private business and china pushing to go farther, faster. tom costello, nbc news, washington. a lot happening, a lot happening in our weather as well. been quite a year so far, but we're entering the new year in a very peaceful weather wise, at least for a little bit. yeah. turning over the new page here to, well, some cloud cover today. eventually we'll get in on some rainfall as we move through the next couple of days. i have full looks at the timeline of that. als

chris. well, today marks a somber anniversary. it's been two years since a gunman shot and killed coworkers at the half moon bay farms, where he worked. today in the bay's kris sanchez joining us from the newsroom this morning. and, chris, you have more on how the victims and survivors will be remembered. good morning to you, marcus and laura. today in half moon bay, half moon bay will honor those seven farm workers who were killed two years ago. and they will also continue to push for memorial and livable housing for all farm workers, kind of in their honor. the shooting at two half moon bay mushroom farms exploded. expose exposed the deplorable conditions so many farm workers live in. alas, who is which is ayudando a latinos a ana, the advocacy group that's been advocating for the farm worker community for years, says there is progress toward livable housing at one particular site. but now some of the people who were in favor two years ago are pushing back against the second site for senior farm workers. now, on the eve of two years, we're seeing that there is a pushback from the community coming forward saying, hey, we don't want

you talk about one bad moon rising, we've got it rising right now in the white house. thank you for my time and you have a great day. host: chris in milford, michigan , support, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to say i agree with the last caller, who said that we have a criminal in the white house. was he charged? he wasn't charged with those 34 counts, found guilty of those charges, first of all? i believe in the van. because people come to this country, they need to come here illegally. they come here legally, than they are able to, then that baby will have citizenship. if they are breaking the law, they are illegal, therefore they don't deserve, that child does not deserve status as being here -- you have a child, do you think that child should have citizenship or no? caller: i still don't because they are not a citizen, their parents are not a citizen of this country. that's what i believe. host: it should only be citizens and not green card holders? caller: people who are living here full-time here legally. anything else to me in my opinion doesn't matter if you are a student or not. it matters if you live here,

moon in the sky above. >> everybody's looking for a hero. >> chris wanted to change the world. >> people are literally walkingcause of him. >> i wouldn't have missed this for the world. >> super man. >> the christopher reeve story coming in february on cnn. >> i've got good news and i've got bad news. what do you want? first, the bad. the news is newsy even more than ever. >> what's the good news? >> we're doing another season of have i got news for you. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn. >> i want to be the greatest player that i could possibly become. hurry. hurry, hurry welcome to the whole story. >> i'm anderson cooper in topanga, california. this is the northern edge of the palisades fire, which began early tuesday morning. thousands of structures have burned. tens of thousands of acres have been destroyed. firefighters have been working around the clock. they're putting water down now on a fire that just has. they've been trying to battle for the last hour or so to try to

you talk about one bad moon rising, we've got it rising right now in the white house. thank you for my time and you have a great day. host: chrisn milford, michigan , support, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to say i agree with the last caller, who said that we have a criminal in the white house. was he charged? he wasn't charged with those 34 counts, found guilty of those charges, first of all? i believe in the van. because people come to this country, they need to come here illegally. they come here legally, than they are able to, then that baby will have citizenship. if they are breaking the law, they are illegal, therefore they don't deserve, that child does not deserve status as being here , as being a citizen of this country. that's what i believe. host: chris, i have a question for you. i understand what you set about breaking the law and coming illegally. this applies to people who are here legally but temporarily. let's say that you are on a student visa, studying at a university. you get married to another student who was here temporarily and you have a child. do you think that child should have citizenship